Ronnie Harrison

It's not the greatest sign that Harrison has earned such poor run defense grades from PFF in his two NFL seasons - sub-50.0 in both cases - but his tackle volume has been decent enough for IDP purposes anyway. Playing 1,172 defensive snaps through 28 games, he has 103 career tackles to go with three sacks, three interceptions and 12 passes defended. Harrison at least has been good in coverage, which should preserve his workload even if he never improves in run defense. As long as he plays a three-down role, he should offer some IDP utility. To this point, his per-snap production would project to roughly 88 tackles, 2.5 sacks and three interceptions per 1,000 snaps.

A third-round pick out of Alabama last year, Harrison should step into a three-down role in his second season and as a result makes the short list of breakout candidates among defensive back IDPs. Safeties Barry Church and Tashaun Gipson are both gone, giving Harrison an opportunity for 1,000-plus snaps in 2019. With standout college production on a dominant Alabama defense, Harrison has upside both for tackles and turnovers, and more opportunities opened on both fronts with the announcement of tackle machine Telvin Smith taking a hiatus from the Jaguars.